Roland DG, Blackman & White and Stocks Sewing & Embroidery have joined the Newtech Corby show taking place 18-19 November at Ultima Displays’ premises.
Roland DG will be using its attendance to showcase its widest, fastest and most powerful pro print & cut device, the SolJet Pro 4 XR-640, and the compact and versatile VersaSTUDIO BN-20 desktop inkjet printer/cutter.
The 64″ SolJet Pro 4 XR-640 can be used to produce an exhaustive range of high quality applications including signs, labels, banners, backlit and POS displays, garment decoration, vehicle graphics, billboards, window and floor graphics and much more.
Rob Goleniowski, business manager – Sign & Graphics for Roland DG said, ‘This show is the ideal opportunity to spend time with key manufacturers and suppliers in the industry – whether you are looking to invest in a new machine, take advantage of our fantastic trade-in campaign with the SolJet Pro 4 XR-640, gain new skills or simply find out what’s new on the market. Every business has different needs and customer demands, and the aim is to demonstrate Roland’s vast range of solutions and applications. We look forward to warmly welcoming visitors to Corby and discussing the commercial benefits offered by Roland.’
Printers will also be able to the desktop VersaSTUDIO BN-20 print & cut machine. The BN-20 is the an integrated print & cut device for businesses wanting to diversify into t-shirt printing or signage, or for more established graphics businesses wanting to add to their technology portfolio.
‘Blackman and White is very pleased to be taking part in Newtech. We’re looking forward to demonstrating our flagship VersaTech 3.2 m wide flatbed cutter at the event and spending quality time with customers, showing them the full capabilities of our solution without the time constraints normally associated with a larger trade show,’ said a company spokesman.
Stocks Sewing & Embroidery perfectly complements the other exhibitors such as Ralawise, Action Graphics, The Magic Touch, Goccopro, DecoNetwork and Wicked Printing Stuff.
